Vulnerability assessment and penetration testing
Assess agreed assets within an authorized scope, then prioritize findings by severity and business impact with remediation recommendations.
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Cybersecurity for business
Start with what your business depends on. MRONA helps organizations understand exposure, prioritize remediation and connect security tools with clear procedures and accountable owners.
Discuss your needs ↗When this is useful
Start with the right question.
When systems expand, employees adopt new tools or existing protection needs a review, start by identifying critical assets and the business impact of disruption or unauthorized access.
What the work can include
From concept to a clear implementation.
Network and endpoint protection
Review firewall, device and access configurations to identify improvements suited to the environment.
Threat monitoring
Identify relevant log sources, alerts and response ownership within the agreed coverage and operating model.
Response readiness and controls
Review escalation, containment and recovery paths, connecting security controls to risks and organizational priorities.
What to expect
Clear outputs before work begins.
- An agreed asset and testing scope, authorization and responsibilities.
- A findings report with priorities and practical remediation recommendations.
- An action plan with owners, closure stages and verification steps.
- Recommendations for response procedures and awareness within the agreed scope.
MRONA approach
Define scope
Agree on assets, objectives, authorization and work windows before assessment.
Assess
Review relevant weaknesses and protection around critical services.
Prioritize
Connect findings with risk, business impact and remediation effort.
Verify and improve
Review implemented actions and reassessment results where included in scope.
Frequently asked questions
Answers that help you decide.
How does a vulnerability assessment differ from penetration testing?+
An assessment identifies and prioritizes potential weaknesses. Penetration testing validates selected exploitation paths within explicit authorization and an agreed scope. The right approach depends on the objective and environment.
Will testing interrupt operations?+
This depends on systems and test methods. Service sensitivity, work windows and constraints are discussed in advance; not every test is suitable for production at any time.
Are security tools enough?+
Tools need appropriate configuration, updates, monitoring and accountable alert owners. Procedures, permissions and awareness matter alongside technical controls.
Does the service include a compliance certificate?+
Assessment and control improvement are different from certification. Requirements and relevant frameworks are identified at the outset; formal certification follows the responsible body's process.
To get started
Bring what you know. We will work through the rest together.
Prepare a high-level inventory of critical systems, device and branch counts, and assessment goals. Do not send passwords or access keys through the contact form.
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